Sentences with phrase «keen hearing»

Artist's reconstruction of Timurlengia euotica, an early relative of Tyrannosaurus rex whose keen hearing probably made it an effective predator.

But don't scare them off: These birds have keen hearing and superb eyesight.

Their hair - trigger response has been chalked up to a sharp sense of smell and keen hearing.

Tracking and filming animals in the wild is tougher because they often have keen hearing and the environment is usually quieter.

Hawks are famous for their sharp vision, and owls are renowned for their keen hearing, but birds rarely get much credit for their sense of smell.

Their keen hearing makes them excellent sentries.

These little dogs have keen hearing, and their main function as watch dogs is to alert their owners with a bark whenever they think something is going on.

Because of its size, the Chihuahua must resort to his keen hearing, alertness and sharp teeth for self defense.

With thunderstorms and tornadoes, a dog's keen hearing — about 20 times as good as ours — comes into play.

Dogs» keen hearing would be of great value in hunting and locating food, as well as alerting them to potential predators.

The company states that its dog food will produce stronger bones and immune system, healthier skin and coat, keener hearing and eyesight, healthier organs, more energy, and greater stamina.

Although they have exceptionally keen eyesight, Greyhounds also have keen hearing and sense of smell.

Formulated to help your pet thrive, these meals help support stronger bones and immune system, healthier skin and coat, keener hearing and eyesight, healthier organs, more energy, and greater stamina.

But Stanley Coren, the author of many books about dog intelligence and behavior, suggests that the explanation for dogs» ability to sense earthquakes has nothing to do with anything supernatural — and everything to do with dogs» keen hearing.

Dogs have lots of advantages: olfactory powers we can barely comprehend, keen hearing, four - point contact to the ground for great stability, sharp teeth and speed, to name a few.

Though not associated with the phases of the moon, dogs generally bark during the night due to their keen hearing coupled with nighttime's clearer atmosphere; sounds simply carry better then.

He does not bark unnecessarily, but will sound any necessary alarm — his keen hearing and attentive guard - dog instincts mean he won't miss a thing.